Late February Bundle from LazyGuys Bundle

$2.99 for 11 games on Desura and Greenlight (Two are already on Steam)

- SheHe (greenlit)
- HassleHeart (Steam)
- Barter Empire (Steam)
- Koala Kids (greenlit)
- StarTag (greenlit)
- Stoorm
- An Imp? A Fiend!
- Shin Samurai Jazz
- Atonement: Scourge of Time
- Polyology
- Global Conflicts: World

There are a couple of games here that I have looked at and want to try.

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Polyology looked immediately interesting.

I downloaded the free demo on Desura. It's a mostly unadorned 2D block-shoving game, and yet, I experienced massive slowdown on the menu screen. Playing in a window on "fastest" video option improved this. Perhaps the full version is reasonably optimized.

Push similar blocks together into a group and they disappear. Entertaining enough for the few levels I played. Later levels feature blocks that switch places with you rather than slide. I soon found the logic for how clustered blocks switch places to be unsatisfying. The demo seems to feature a set of example levels from the full version, so perhaps some of the missing levels make this logic clearer.

I don't think I'm interested in pursuing the game further. If the screens and video appeal, though, download the demo here:
http://www.desura.com/games/polyology

Looks like 5 are Mac compatible but are any of them any good? Only know much about HassleHearts

Interesting, I'll probably to try a LazyGuys bundle this time.

There's way too many bundles these days : /

I think this was due to an exploit found by a redditor. People were just one centing the base tier to get additional Influent language packs.
This looks like a very nicely curated bundle, I'm assuming they all have DRM-Free downloads? How do the downloads work from lazyguysbundles? Is it like humble where they serve the installers from their server through http?

They only provide keys via email. This is the 2nd one I have been around for and was happy to grab both. They do seem a bit more thoughtful re: curation.

EDIT: If you're a Steam user, they also email you directly (and quickly it seems) with keys once a game is greenlit.

Ah OK, thanks for the info. I just checked each of the games on Desura and they are all DRM-Free, in case any one was wondering.

Indie Game Stand
New Daily game is Race The Sun
I recommend it if anyone was on the fence and doesn't already have it from a prior bundle :)

I should add to this; I have come across keys that have not worked that I have definitely not used, and after contacting support for the bundle site, they have emailed me keys. Most major bundle sites have very good support. Speaking of which, IndieGala has failed to get back to me about not getting an extra happy hour bundle, so I'll have to hound them again. In the past they have given me an extra bundle or two when they have stuffed up. In this case, it might be my error as I may have had the page open for ages before purchasing the bundle.

Or US$3.75 (3750 blue coins) on the US GG site

Civilization V: A Brave New World 75% off, $7.47 at DL Gamer for the next 15 days or until keys run out. I can verify that the site is legit.

Many games -75% off in the anniversary promo on DotEmu.

Especially notable are the awesome prices on Silmarils games, a few more of which should be here on GOG (Transarctica, Deus, even Metal Mutant).

Just noticed that they added the following Nordic games to their catalog:

Black Mirror 1+2+3
Painkiller Overdose
Red Faction 1+2
Summoner
The Guild II Renaissance

None of them is, of course, discounted, but I thought of mentioning it, as it was a while ever since their last release.